... SLAVERY IN ENGLAND. The following curious advertisemecte are re-published in Notes and Quern— . A Black Boy, of about 15 years of age, named John White, ran away from Colonel Kirke, the 15th instant; be has a silver collar about his neck, upon which ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. Last night, a public meeting of the opponents of slavery in the United States of America, and throughout the world, was held in the Merchants' Hall, Hutcheson Street, for the purpose of forming a female association for aiding the cause ...

... SLAVERY IN PT, ‘The Alexandria correspondent of the Morning Post remarks :—Very little attention appears te have been paid to the attempts of the Khedive stamp out, Coe, ai ve trade, and I cannot bat Gevernment to completely chink. that a little their ...

... AIiIiRICAN SLAVERY. The Earl of Shaftesbury has forwarded to the the fiAlowing proporeJ address from the women of Eqgland to the women of America, with ► request that it may be published:— The affectionate and Christian address of many thousands of the ...

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... MAZZINI ON AMERICAN SLAVERY. The following is a copy of Manini's eloquent letter regarding slavery, referred to in the correspondence betweea Mr G. N. Sanders, the American Consul, and M. Kossuth, which appeared in yesterday's Mail. Slasaini's letter ...

... NBORO SLAVERY. The enslavement of the negroes was purely modem thing, with no relation to ancient slavery. was connected with the discovery of America, and was due to human greed and cruelty—England, Holland, and Portugal being toe countries specially ...

... Pease, said that the Government had received tie text of the recent Act passed by the Legislature of Brazil in reference to slavery in the empire, known as Its provis.ons did the Sarawa Act. They would lay it on the table. nn. ntear to he ir eantraven- ...

... PANORAMA OF SLAVERY In the - nl;Ovn Hooms, eTery Evening during the Week. WILL INSCRIBED IT MR H. Box BROWN. At the conclusion of the Exhibition, Mr Brown will Ring a Bong descriptive of his Escape, and EXHIBIT THE IDENTICAL BOX in whiob he made hi. Escape ...

... SLAVERY IN JAVA. The following facts are well worthy of the attention of Mrs. Beecher Stowe. Worked up in her pleasing style of negro narrative, it would serve admirably as a pendant for a picture or two of hers in' Uncle Tom's Cabin.' The communication ...

... that that was so, and white slavery net being recog nised she hoped to oacoood. Tb* mother now suffered from remorsa Th* matter waa allowed to stand ovar. A case which was characterised th* Mad* trateo as whit# slavery came before tb* Bournemouth ...